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Excellent starting point for taking the road of the cannons with parking, bar and restaurant

A beautiful Gothic church with a huge, highly unusual fresco on the façade. The interior is also spectacular. You wouldn't expect it in a mountain village.

Colletta di Brondello or Isasca, a beautiful classic from our area

Classic climb in the Saluzzo area or Venasca side. Nice climb, convenient for evening rides

This Colle dell'Agnello is one of the most classic climbs in the Western Alps, and has often been the scene of stages of the Giro d'Italia. Very challenging both for its length and the difference in altitude, and for its altitude (it starts from 1,800 meters in Chianale and reaches almost 2,750 meters on the hill). The views, however, are stunning and worth the effort. The French side is less steep, so those who tackle it during trips lasting several days can plan the climb from France, which is less challenging, and enjoy the descent and the views.

From here there are various paths towards Busca or Rossana, Morra del Villar

In May 2016, on the occasion of the passage of the Giro d'Italia, a commemorative plaque was inaugurated on the Colletta di Rossana to pay homage to Marco Pantani, known as "Il Pirata". The initiative, promoted by the municipalities of Busca, Costigliole Saluzzo and Rossana with the support of the enthusiast Mario Berardo, led to the creation of a monument composed of a block of stone measuring three meters by one and a half, surmounted by a steel plate shaped on the stylised profile of Pantani with his iconic bandana. The work, created by the Verzuolo craftsman Massimo Mondino, has become a destination for tourists and enthusiasts, offering a point of reference for those who cross the Colletta, a road frequented both for competitions and for cycling training.

Saluzzo, the ancient capital of the Marquisate, is a medieval Piedmontese village located at the foot of Monviso. Its historic center fascinates with cobbled streets, suggestive squares, narrow stairways, ancient churches and elegant noble palaces with well-kept gardens. The city offers a lively cultural scene, with events, concerts, exhibitions, cinema, theater and festivals that enliven the local calendar. Furthermore, Saluzzo is renowned for its food and wine tradition, with numerous restaurants where you can taste the typical recipes of the local cuisine, famous for the "Slow Food" movement. A visit to Saluzzo allows you to immerse yourself in an atmosphere of times gone by, discovering the beauty and authenticity of this corner of Piedmont.